Invion’s (ASX:IVX) research partner to present Photosoft™ technology at ComBio2022 - Kalkine Media

Highlights

• Invion’s research partner Hudson Institute is set to present Photosoft^TM technology at the renowned ComBio2022 industry conference.
• ComBio is a national conference featuring renowned international speakers.
• In the presentation, Hudson Institute will compare a Photosoft^TM compound with two other chlorin-based photosensitisers, including Talaporfin sodium.

Invion Limited (ASX: IVX) has provided an update concerning its Photosoft^TM technology, under development for the treatment of various cancers.

The life-science company has announced that its research partner Hudson Institute of Medical Research will present a poster on Photosoft^TM technology at the renowned ComBio2022 industry conference. The conference will take place in Melbourne during 27-30 September 2022.

Invion is pursuing the development of Photosoft^TM technology as a novel next-generation Photodynamic Therapy (PDT), which selectively kills cancer cells and promotes an anti-cancer immune response by leveraging non-toxic photosensitisers and light.

ComBio is the national conference of the Australian Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB). The conference takes place on a biannual basis, runs in conjunction with other societies, and features renowned international speakers.

In the poster presentation, Hudson Institute will compare a Photosoft^TM compound with two other chlorin-based photosensitisers, including Talaporfin sodium. Talaporfin has received approval in Japan for the treatment of lung cancer.

The poster will highlight the major findings from studies in phyllochlorin sodium in in vitro and in vivo conditions. Phyllochlorin sodium is a compound that belongs to a new group of chlorin-based photosensitisers within the Photosoft^TM technology suite.

The research of Hudson Institute provides an understanding of the development of a novel family of photosensitisers based on the Photosoft^TM technology and their potential clinical efficiency and usage for Photodynamic Therapies.

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